Dr. Debra Kissen explains how those who experience anxiety may tend to be overly accommodating or use extreme caution around others—known as fragilizing—but this is rarely a selfless act.
“We’re doing it to minimize the other person’s discomfort, in theory, but in reality, we’re doing it to minimize our own discomfort,” – Dr. Kissen
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'Fragilizing' In Your Relationships May Be Doing More Harm Than You Realize
Fragilizing may seem like a sweet, selfless type of behavior to exhibit. However, it can actually be extremely counterproductive and cause long-term problems.
